犯罪现场调查·纽约篇(CSI: NY)第3季第14集台词本阅读、下载和单词统计

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[00:57]	What’s a woman doing in the men’s bathroom?
[01:00]	Oh, I can think of a few reasons.
[01:02]	All with happier endings.
[01:04]	All right, she’s ready to go.
[01:05]	Who found the body?
[01:06]	Hotel guest.
[01:08]	Just before 11 P.M.
[01:09]	Vic’s got no purse, no I.D., No room key.
[01:12]	Go.
[01:13]	Our Jane Doe’s heavier than she looks.
[01:18]	Check out the size of her feet.
[01:22]	And hands.
[01:26]	She’s had her breasts surgically enhanced.
[01:35]	Better make that a John Doe.
[02:48]	No evidence of sexual activity.
[02:50]	We got a visible print on the earring.
[02:55]	Maybe it’s the vic’s.
[02:58]	Nope.
[03:04]	Vic has loops and whirls.
[03:05]	No arches.
[03:06]	So I spoke with the night manager of the hotel.
[03:09]	He said a janitor cleaned the bathrooms at 9:00, and didn’t notice anything unusual.
[03:13]	Okay, the vic was found around 11 P.M.
[03:15]	So that gives us a two hour window.
[03:17]	And over 300 suspects.
[03:19]	An agricultural taxes and trades banquet,
[03:21]	and a launch party for Diva Music magazine were going on right across the hall.
[03:25]	Right, and every person on those guests lists had access to this rest room.
[03:28]	Yeah, we might want to start with congressman Eric Garth from connecticut.
[03:31]	He was at the taxes and trade banquet,
[03:33]	and a woman matching our vic’s description got into it with him in the banquet hall.
[03:37]	Angry words were exchanged.
[03:38]	Well, maybe he knew “she” was a “he”.
[03:42]	Or maybe he didn’t.
[03:50]	Justin, please!
[03:52]	Just.. Justin, stop!
[03:54]	This is insane.
[03:57]	Just let me come up.
[03:58]	Oh, my god.
[03:59]	Don’t you dare.
[03:59]	You said you wanted your stuff.
[04:00]	Justin, put her down, please.
[04:03]	Don’t.
[04:04]	Stop it, Queenie never did anything to hurt you.
[04:06]	Justin.
[04:06]	– Don’t. – But you hurt me, Trace.
[04:08]	Don’t.
[04:08]	Justin.
[04:09]	Please.
[04:09]	Come on, don’t do this.
[04:11]	Justin.
[04:12]	Queenie!
[04:19]	Is that truck spraying blood?
[04:33]	Hey, driver’s over there.
[04:35]	He’s a little rattled.
[04:36]	Where’d the salt come from?
[04:37]	City shed in Brooklyn.
[04:39]	Said that he picked it up this morning.
[04:41]	That he had no idea that there was a body in the truck.
[04:43]	Because just maybe the body was in the salt.
[04:50]	Have him show you where he picked up his load.
[04:52]	See what you can find.
[04:53]	All right.
[05:14]	What do you got, Sid?
[05:17]	Looks like his hand is caught in the gears.
[05:24]	Cause of death looks like blunt force trauma.
[05:27]	Is that some kind of road rash?
[05:30]	Some black reflective material in the wound.
[05:33]	Could be asphalt.
[05:35]	If someone hit him and dumped his body,
[05:38]	there’d be bits of broken glass and paint embedded in the skin.
[05:42]	No sign of that so far.
[05:50]	Robert Gallagher, president, Sweet Extreme inc.
[05:54]	At least we have a name.
[05:58]	Now who would want to hurt Bob?
[05:59]	Everybody loved that dude.
[06:01]	Did he have any kind of personal problems?
[06:03]	Drugs?
[06:04]	Anything like that?
[06:05]	He was a sports junkie.
[06:06]	Extreme sports.
[06:08]	We do, uh…
[06:09]	We do marketing for competitions.
[06:11]	When was the last time you saw mr. Gallagher?
[06:13]	Last night.
[06:14]	Yeah.
[06:15]	Who else has access to this office?
[06:17]	Clients are in and out of here all the time.
[06:19]	What about employees?
[06:20]	There’s our receptionist, Liz.
[06:21]	But she’s been chillin’ in vail all week.
[06:23]	Cleaning crews are in here every night.
[06:24]	We’ll need to talk to all of them.
[06:26]	What about you two?
[06:27]	I hit the gym after work and then crashed at home.
[06:29]	I was at a marketing seminar at the Stern Institute until midnight.
[06:32]	Are you saying that we’re suspects?
[06:34]	At this point, everyone is.
[06:43]	Miss Haines, I found this golf ball in a salt mound where a dead body was dumped.
[06:54]	It’s a golf ball, detective.
[06:56]	I don’t know what it has to do with me.
[06:58]	Well it’s, uh, it’s an 80 compression.
[07:00]	Women use 80s.
[07:01]	Says: “hole in one 6-14-06.”
[07:04]	This logo here is the golf course.
[07:07]	Do you have any idea who hit a hole in one on that golf course on that day?
[07:10]	It was you.
[07:12]	More importantly, do you have any idea how this ball
[07:14]	ended up in a pile of salt next to a dead body?
[07:17]	I don’t know.
[07:18]	I thought I’d lost it at the tournament.
[07:21]	I called them several times for it.
[07:23]	Can I have it back for my trophy rack?
[07:26]	It’s evidence now.
[07:28]	Do you have any idea who Robert Gallagher is?
[07:31]	This man right there.
[07:36]	I can’t say that I’ve ever seen him.
[07:39]	I’ve never heard of him.
[07:40]	He owns a sports marketing company called Sweet Extreme inc., you know?
[07:45]	I work for a pharmaceutical company.
[07:47]	I don’t see how our paths could have crossed.
[07:49]	Maybe you crossed paths on the golf course…
[07:52]	Maybe last night between 8 and 11?
[07:53]	Last night, I was at a meditation class.
[07:56]	Meditation.
[07:57]	You have anything that can verify that?
[08:56]	Cause of death was drowning.
[08:59]	And did you find anything that could help us with an id?
[09:02]	No.
[09:02]	But after I removed the makeup, I found a couple of recent injuries.
[09:08]	See this one here?
[09:10]	Looks like a burn mark.
[09:12]	Sustained antemortem.
[09:13]	At least two hours before death.
[09:16]	Tox screen showed an elevated blood alcohol level.
[09:20]	The burn might’ve been an accident of some kind.
[09:22]	Tox screen also showed high levels of synthetic female hormones.
[09:26]	Well, explains the feminized aspects and lack of facial hair.
[09:29]	Looks like our vic was mid-way through a sex change.
[09:32]	I also noticed this…
[09:34]	significant contusion, possibly from a handprint.
[09:38]	Could have been left our killer when he forced her head into the toilet.
[09:42]	Lack of bruising indicates it was sustained at or close to the time of death.
[09:47]	I found some unidentified trace in the victim’s hair.
[09:51]	There was also tissue trace underneath the fingernails.
[09:53]	Looks like she put up a fight.
[09:56]	What do you think, Sid?
[09:57]	Are we looking at a hate crime here?
[10:00]	Transgender showgirl drowned in a public toilet.
[10:03]	Sound like love to you?
[10:08]	No hits on the print from the vic’s earring.
[10:11]	You get anything?
[10:12]	This is the trace that Sid found in the victim’s hair.
[10:16]	It looks kind of like enamel or about a hundred other things I can think of.
[10:20]	Why don’t you run it through GCMS?
[10:22]	See if we get anything.
[10:23]	So I spoke to one of congressman Garth’s aides, and according to him,
[10:26]	the woman who confronted garth at the banquet last night was upset about his voting record.
[10:30]	Here’s the official statement.
[10:31]	” The congressman is often approached by constituents “who feel passionately about the issues
[10:35]	and he is always grateful to hear their opinions.”
[10:37]	Sounds like he’s up for re-election.
[10:39]	Yeah.
[10:39]	I also dug up some info on the Diva Music magazine event.
[10:43]	A group of female impersonators called the Raining Queens
[10:45]	were the entertainment for the party at the hotel last night,
[10:48]	and apparently, one of them is missing.
[11:00]	Quentin Conrad.
[11:01]	Rising star.
[11:03]	A caring soul.
[11:05]	She’ll be missed.
[11:07]	When was the last time you saw Quentin?
[11:09]	She left last night right after her solo, never came back.
[11:12]	What time was that?
[11:13]	8:30 or so.
[11:21]	Whose curling iron is this?
[11:23]	That’s Bambi’s.
[11:24]	You touch that, you’re asking for a world of trouble.
[11:26]	Where’s Bambi now?
[11:30]	I only tapped it against her neck for a second.
[11:34]	Who knew she had such delicate skin?
[11:38]	Miss Thing.
[11:39]	I told you about using my paint.
[11:41]	You want fierce, buy your own.
[11:43]	Unlike some girls, I possess natural beauty.
[11:46]	I was just touching up.
[11:48]	Natural beauty?
[11:50]	Natural beauty this.
[11:54]	Huh, why’d you do it?
[11:55]	Miss Thing thinks she’s all that.
[11:57]	I had to let her know who the real queen is around here.
[12:00]	What happened after you burned her?
[12:02]	She threw on an extra layer of paint and she sang her little heart out.
[12:12]	How’d your watch get all that water inside of it?
[12:15]	Oh, I always forget to take it off when I get in the shower.
[12:18]	I’m going to need to borrow it.
[12:48]	Okay, here’s the sample from the toilet water.
[12:50]	It’s got sodium, hydrochloride and calcium.
[12:53]	Check out the calcium concentration.
[12:55]	It’s through the roof.
[12:56]	You’re right, and then this is the water from the condensation in Bambi’s watch.
[13:00]	Some sodium, no hydrochloride, and the calcium is barely detectable.
[13:04]	So she was telling the truth about the watch.
[13:06]	Right.
[13:06]	Plus, her prints didn’t match anything we found at the scene or on the earring.
[13:09]	But I do have some good news.
[13:11]	I id’d the trace from the victim’s hair.
[13:14]	Came back as chitin.
[13:19]	Crustacean shells?
[13:23]	Well, they were serving king crab at the taxes and trade banquet.
[13:26]	Well, that narrows it down.
[13:27]	The killer must have been at that banquet.
[13:28]	Yeah, along with 200 other guests.
[13:30]	You know what?
[13:31]	Let’s just try and focus on Quentin.
[13:33]	Now, we know that she left the Diva Music party after her solo act around 8:30, right?
[13:38]	Right, and she showed up an hour later at the taxes and trade banquet.
[13:41]	Maybe she went out with someone after her performance.
[13:43]	Had some drinks?
[13:44]	There’s an hour unaccounted for, and her tox screen came back with an elevated blood alcohol level.
[13:49]	Hotel bar is on the same floor as the banquet rooms.
[13:52]	Mr. Clark, the hotel bartender, said that you and a few friends were in the bar last night with this woman.
[13:57]	Charged a few drinks to your room.
[13:59]	That’s right.
[13:59]	Me and my buddies dropped in before the banquet.
[14:02]	This gal joined us for a few rounds.
[14:04]	Did she happen to mention that she’s a female impersonator?
[14:09]	What?
[14:11]	Is this some kind of joke?
[14:12]	No.
[14:13]	He was performing in drag at a party in the hotel.
[14:16]	Well, she did say she was a singer.
[14:20]	you are blowing my mind here.
[14:22]	How could she be a guy?
[14:24]	I mean, she had breasts.
[14:26]	She looked so real.
[14:27]	What happened after the drinks?
[14:29]	She asked if she could join us at the banquet.
[14:32]	Said they wouldn’t let her in without an invite.
[14:34]	A taxes and trade banquet?
[14:36]	Hardly seems like a fun way to spend the evening.
[14:38]	That’s what we told her, but she said someone she knew was going to be there.
[14:42]	She wanted to surprise him.
[14:44]	Congressman Garth?
[14:45]	Yeah.
[14:46]	Minute we stepped inside, she headed straight for his table.
[14:49]	Next thing I knew, she was screaming and clawing at the poor guy.
[14:54]	Only heard bits and pieces.
[14:56]	She called him a, a hypocrite, a liar, and, uh
[14:59]	said something about how he wasn’t going to get away with something he’d done.
[15:02]	One of the congressman’s boys had to, had to haul her out of there.
[15:06]	Must have been embarrassing for you.
[15:07]	A little.
[15:08]	Everybody was looking at me like I was with her.
[15:11]	But mostly I felt bad for the congressman.
[15:18]	Altercation with congressman Garth sounds a tad more heated than his aides let on.
[15:22]	It also sounds more personal.
[15:24]	Hell hath no fury like a woman scorned.
[15:27]	Are you thinking there was a little hanky panky going on between Quentin and the congressman?
[15:30]	Oh, yeah.
[15:36]	Hey, Mac.
[15:38]	This, uh, trace you pulled out of Robert Gallagher’s facial wound?
[15:41]	Came back as silicon carbide grit.
[15:43]	Used in stuff like sandpaper.
[15:45]	And grip tape.
[15:47]	Skateboards.
[15:50]	Yo, some of those boards are crucial collector’s items.
[15:53]	And we’re collecting them.
[15:55]	What exactly are you looking for?
[15:56]	We’ll know when we find it.
[15:58]	Think we might have found it.
[16:01]	Mac, check this out.
[16:07]	Sample from this chair just tested positive for blood.
[16:12]	Consistent with medium velocity blood spatter.
[16:15]	Like from blunt force trauma.
[16:18]	I think we’re standing in our primary crime scene.
[16:20]	Gallagher was killed here, then moved to the salt shed.
[16:23]	How the hell did they get the body out of here?
[16:25]	‘Cause this neighborhood’s pumping…
[16:27]	even at night.
[16:36]	Let’s take a look at the golf case.
[16:45]	Positive for blood.
[17:02]	Hey, the elemental composition from the grip tape is an exact match to the trace from gallagher’s facial wound.
[17:09]	Also has his blood on it.
[17:11]	Our murder weapon.
[17:13]	My mom always said these things were dangerous.
[17:15]	I also found some contaminants.
[17:17]	Trying to nail down their source.
[17:19]	Sulfur, magnesium, oxygen.
[17:22]	Killer could have transferred them during the murder.
[17:24]	The cleaning crew’s been ruled out.
[17:26]	It’s got to be one of the partners.
[17:27]	They both had access to the office and to the murder weapon.
[17:30]	And they both have alibis.
[17:31]	I called and confirmed them.
[17:32]	Jackson rudnick was attending a marketing seminar,
[17:35]	and his partner Steffen Cross, he was at the gym.
[17:38]	What about Dana Haines, the golfer?
[17:40]	Meditation class.
[17:41]	Something’s not adding up here.
[17:44]	Run down all three alibis.
[17:45]	Go to e’ery location.
[17:46]	See if you can find a hole.
[17:48]	All right.
[17:51]	Just got a case-to-case hit on the DNA we pulled from under Quentin Conrad’s fingernails.
[17:55]	It connects to a cold rape case in Connecticut.
[17:58]	Congressman Garth’s home state.
[17:59]	What are the odds of that?
[18:00]	I’ll get on the horn with Connecticut P.D. and tell them we need that case file.
[18:03]	No, that could take days.
[18:05]	It’s like pulling teeth with those people.
[18:06]	Hey, it’s a 45 minute ride.
[18:07]	If I have to, I’ll pop in a book on tape and head up there myself.
[18:10]	All right.
[18:17]	Is something wrong?
[18:18]	Lindsay’s going to take off for a little while.
[18:25]	When?
[18:25]	I leave tomorrow morning…
[18:27]	for Montana.
[18:28]	A couple months ago, I got a call from the Bozeman prosecutor’s office.
[18:33]	They apprehended a suspect who was wanted in a multiple homicide ten years ago.
[18:38]	Four girls.
[18:40]	They were…
[18:42]	they were friends of mine.
[18:44]	I was the only witness.
[18:47]	And the only survivor, as I remember.
[18:52]	They want her to testify.
[18:55]	I still see their faces.
[18:59]	My friends’ faces.
[19:01]	The mothers’ faces.
[19:09]	I don’t know which I’m more scared of: standing in front of the monster that did this…
[19:15]	or seeing those faces.
[19:26]	You take care of yourself, kiddo.
[19:27]	Thanks.
[19:33]	You’re tough, Lindsay.
[19:38]	You’ll pull through this.
[20:07]	Excuse me.
[20:09]	How you doing?
[20:10]	I’m looking for the Stern institute.
[20:12]	Uh, sorry.
[20:13]	This is, uh, supposed to be the address?
[20:15]	No?
[20:17]	All right.
[20:18]	Sorry about that.
[20:44]	yo, relax!
[20:46]	Take it easy.
[20:52]	Jackson Rudnick completed a marketing seminar at the Stern institute.
[20:56]	Yeah, but the Stern institute turns out to be a beauty parlor,
[20:59]	and Dana Haines’ shandara meditation center turns out to be a bar.
[21:04]	What about Steffen Cross’s alibi?
[21:06]	The gym?
[21:07]	The gym was legit.
[21:08]	He apparently was playing racquetball at 7:00 P.M.
[21:10]	After that, took a soak in a flotation tank.
[21:13]	Went home after that.
[21:18]	What are you thinking?
[21:20]	These receipts.
[21:22]	They’re printed on the same kind of paper stock, only in different colors.
[21:27]	Looks like they’ve got the same ink wear pattern.
[21:40]	It’s faint on the paper, but…
[21:42]	but you’re right.
[21:43]	Same width, same orientation on the page.
[21:45]	So you’re saying at some point in time, these two documents were connected?
[21:49]	Yeah. They must have been printed on the same printer.
[21:51]	A printer that was low on ink.
[21:53]	I mean, it’s two totally different companies.
[21:55]	How is that possible?
[22:01]	Let’s try these numbers again.
[22:09]	Stern institute.
[22:10]	This is Andrea speaking.
[22:11]	May I help you?
[22:12]	Yes, I’m calling about a coworker.
[22:13]	I understand he was at your marketing seminar last night.
[22:17]	Name is Jackson Rudnick.
[22:19]	Uh, let me check.
[22:20]	Can I put you on hold for a moment?
[22:22]	Sure.
[22:23]	Shandara meditation center.
[22:25]	This is Andrea speaking.
[22:26]	May I help you?
[22:27]	Uh, yeah, do you, um, offer any classes in, um…
[22:31]	kundalini yoga?
[22:33]	Just a moment, sir.
[22:34]	May I put you on hold while I look that up?
[22:36]	Please, sure.
[22:38]	Yes, our records show that Jackson Rudnick did attend our marketing seminar.
[22:41]	Is this a corporate iniry?
[22:43]	Uh, no thanks.
[22:45]	That’s the same voice.
[22:47]	Fax the phone company a subpoena.
[22:49]	Let’s get an address on those numbers.
[23:06]	Tokyo Hilton.
[23:06]	This is Drew speaking.
[23:07]	May I help you?
[23:08]	Hi, I’m looking for Mr. Colby?
[23:09]	Mr. Colby?
[23:10]	Yes, just one moment while I connect you.
[23:12]	Thank you.
[23:16]	San Diego optical conference.
[23:18]	This is Drew speaking.
[23:19]	May I help you?
[23:20]	The order was placed.
[23:21]	I can certainly tell you how much.
[23:24]	Our technicians handle several alibi accounts simultaneously.
[23:28]	Alibi accounts?
[23:30]	Come on.
[23:30]	What kind of game you playing here?
[23:32]	It’s a business.
[23:33]	You know, some people need help dealing with sensitive issues that come their way.
[23:36]	Those issues include murder?
[23:38]	I’m sorry.
[23:39]	Last I checked, murder was not on our list of services.
[23:42]	We mostly deal with extramarital affairs,
[23:45]	you know, excuses for work-related absences.
[23:47]	Yeah. So basically, people pay you to lie for them and make it look real?
[23:51]	We view ourselves as professional advisors.
[23:54]	How did you advise Jackson Rudnick and Dana Haines?
[23:57]	Can’t divulge that.
[23:58]	Our reputation is built on trust.
[24:00]	Okay, well, what would a subpoena do for that reputation?
[24:03]	We’re investigating a homicide.
[24:06]	We believe your company was used to create an alibi for that homicide.
[24:10]	Our clients sign contracts agreeing that absolute alibis cannot be used for illegal purposes.
[24:16]	Just immoral ones, huh?
[24:22]	You ready for this?
[24:23]	According to detective Molinari up there in Connecticut,
[24:27]	the rape occurred eight years ago after a political rally at the university of Connecticut.
[24:31]	Take a guess who was listed as the primary suspect.
[24:34]	Congressman Garth.
[24:35]	Yes.
[24:36]	Only he wasn’t a congressman at the time.
[24:37]	He was a campaign manager, and the vic id’d him from a press photo.
[24:40]	Well, they had to do a rape kit back then.
[24:42]	So why didn’t we get a hit on Garth?
[24:43]	Because the vic recanted the next day.
[24:45]	She said she was raped, but was mistaken about the id.
[24:48]	So the case stayed open as a stranger rape case?
[24:50]	Yeah, and a few years later, they logged the DNA from the rape kit into the system,
[24:54]	indicted it, and waited for a potential hit some day.
[24:56]	Clever way to get around the statute of limitations.
[24:59]	And Molinari also told me that they suspected the vic was paid hush money.
[25:03]	Unfortunately, shortly thereafter, she got involved with drugs and ended up in a bad way.
[25:07]	Her name?
[25:08]	Sarah Conrad.
[25:11]	As in Quentin Conrad?
[25:12]	Older sister.
[25:13]	Quentin was 14 at the time.
[25:15]	So Quentin crashed the taxes and trade banquet
[25:18]	so she could confront congressman Garth.
[25:20]	Yeah. Maybe Garth was scared that Quentin would go public with the rape,
[25:23]	so he decided to shut him up for good.
[25:26]	Quentin Conrad couldn’t let go of the past.
[25:28]	What happened to his sister was a horrible,
[25:31]	horrible tragedy, and Quentin hasn’t accepted that I simply wasn’t involved.
[25:35]	Well, if you were innocent, why didn’t you supply the connecticut P.D. with a DNA sample?
[25:39]	Don’t answer that, congressman.
[25:40]	It’s all right, Tom.
[25:41]	It’s a fair question.
[25:42]	And the answer is, I was prepared to give them my DNA, but they never asked me for it.
[25:47]	Sarah Conrad admitted she picked out the wrong photograph.
[25:50]	She was extremely drunk, and she recanted.
[25:53]	Hmm, just like that.
[25:55]	No follow-up investigation, no request for your DNA.
[25:59]	Even at 28, you had some serious power, didn’t you, congressman?
[26:02]	All right, enough.
[26:03]	I thought you agreed the questions would be limited to last night’s event.
[26:07]	We recanted.
[26:08]	DNA from Sarah Conrad’s rape kit matches DNA we found under Quentin’s fingernails.
[26:13]	100 people witnessed Quentin clawing at you last night.
[26:16]	Now, I didn’t go to yale here, boys, but even I can do the math.
[26:20]	Any interesting new scratch marks, congressman?
[26:23]	I’m afraid you’ll have to get a warrant to undress me, detective, or at least buy me a drink.
[26:28]	Even if I did have scratch marks on me, it would only prove
[26:30]	that Quentin Conrad was a highly unstable individual,
[26:33]	fueled by misdirected anger and a desire for revenge.
[26:36]	So you killed him to keep him quiet.
[26:39]	Let me be very clear about this.
[26:41]	I never touched Quentin Conrad or his sister,
[26:44]	and I resent that my word as a public servant for the past eight years
[26:47]	would be questioned because of the beliefs harbored by a drag queen.
[26:52]	Well, your word is being questioned because you’re a politician.
[26:55]	You know, you could settle this whole thing right now by giving us a sample of your DNA.
[26:59]	That’s not going to happen.
[27:00]	Congressman, excuse me.
[27:01]	The Hartford PTA is here.
[27:03]	They’re ready for you outside.
[27:04]	Thank you, Josette.
[27:08]	If you’ll excuse me, detectives.
[27:28]	he just got his dna and prints all over that baby’s rattle.
[27:33]	Watch this.
[27:36]	What a beautiful girl.
[27:38]	Hiya.
[27:39]	What’s your name?
[27:50]	I thought you’d left.
[27:51]	You okay?
[27:52]	Yeah.
[27:53]	Just, uh, tying up some loose ends.
[27:55]	Have you seen Danny?
[27:56]	Yeah, he’s out in the field.
[27:57]	Could you, uh, make sure that he sees this?
[28:01]	That’s how you’re gonna tell him you’re leaving?
[28:03]	A card?
[28:04]	It’s not a big deal.
[28:05]	I’ll be back.
[28:06]	At least call him, give him the chance to say good-bye.
[28:21]	I had nothing to do with Bob’s murder, I swear.
[28:24]	That man he gave me my shot.
[28:26]	I owe everything I have to him.
[28:27]	Your golf case was used to dispose of the body.
[28:30]	The victim’s DNA is all over it.
[28:34]	You were one of the last people to see him, and your alibi is a lie.
[28:40]	I’m having an affair.
[28:44]	With Dana Haines.
[28:49]	We met at a golf tournament about six months ago.
[28:51]	We started playing golf on the weekends.
[28:55]	We’ve tried to stop, we just…
[28:57]	we don’t seem to be able to.
[28:58]	Absolute alibis provides a legitimate cover.
[29:03]	My wife and I…
[29:05]	look, we just had a baby.
[29:07]	If she found out, it would kill her.
[29:09]	So, if you weren’t at your little marketing seminar,
[29:11]	what were you really doing the night of the murder?
[29:14]	I was at the Soho Regency with Dana,
[29:17]	and I was there till about 1:00 in the morning.
[29:19]	The real Soho Regency or a taco stand?
[29:22]	The real Soho Regency.
[29:29]	Danny?
[29:31]	I need you to get over to the Soho Regency.
[29:40]	Jackson Rudnick?
[29:42]	Yes, he checked in friday night.
[29:43]	You sure about that?
[29:44]	I’m looking at the reservation right now.
[29:46]	You know what, people make reservations sometimes
[29:48]	and don’t show, so I need somebody who can actually put him here.
[29:51]	Physically.
[29:54]	He ordered a bottle of cristal from room service at 9:45.
[30:00]	Maybe you’d like to speak to the waiter that brought it to the room?
[30:02]	That’ll be great.
[30:03]	It could take a while for me to locate him.
[30:06]	I got all the time in the world.
[30:10]	Mac.
[30:11]	I just got off the phone with the commissioner.
[30:13]	He said you paid a little visit to congressman Garth’s office in Connecticut?
[30:16]	Stepped on a few toes?
[30:17]	Well, there’s more to come.
[30:18]	DNA we extracted from a baby rattle that Garth
[30:21]	touched is a match to DNA from a cold rape case in Connecticut.
[30:24]	It also matches the dna we found under the nails of our murder vic, Quentin Conrad.
[30:29]	Are you saying congressman Garth committed a rape and a murder?
[30:32]	Well, we definitely got him on the rape.
[30:33]	Things are a little less definitive on the murder.
[30:36]	See Quentin publicly attacked Garth earlier in the evening.
[30:39]	DNA could’ve transferred then.
[30:40]	And Garth’s fingerprints aren’t a match to anything we found in the bathroom or on the victim’s earring.
[30:44]	We don’t have him on the murder, let’s not turn this into a witch hunt.
[30:47]	Cross all your “t”s, dot your “I”S.
[30:49]	Let’s have Connecticut pd deliver an indictment warrant on the rape.
[30:53]	Congressman Garth’s gonna see the criminal justice system from the other side.
[31:09]	I’m going to Queens.
[31:17]	Can you wait a second?
[31:32]	Okay.
[32:01]	Danny.
[32:02]	Hey.
[32:02]	I finally determined the structure of those elements we found on the skateboard.
[32:06]	Magnesium sulfate.
[32:09]	It’s used in agriculture and gardening to correct magnesium deficiencies in the soil.
[32:14]	Also used in therapeutic baths.
[32:16]	Reduces swelling, helps relieve sore muscles and whatnot.
[32:19]	Epsom salt.
[32:24]	Steffen Cross used a flotation tank at his gym on the night of the murder?
[32:28]	Yup.
[32:36]	In high concentrations, magnesium sulfate would increase buoyancy.
[32:39]	Make you float.
[32:41]	I was at the gym.
[32:42]	You left at 9:00, giving you plenty of time to get back to the office and murder Bob.
[32:46]	Oh, no way, man.
[32:47]	We found salt trace on one of the skateboards.
[32:49]	Oh, you mean from the salt truck where he was found?
[32:51]	No, salt from the floatation tank at your gym.
[32:54]	Magnesium sulfate.
[32:56]	Its elemental composition is quite different from road salt.
[33:00]	What does that have to do with anything?
[33:01]	It connects you to the crime.
[33:03]	When you hit bob with the skateboard you transferred salt from the floatation tank onto the skateboard.
[33:09]	You murdered your partner and we can prove it.
[33:17]	Now, look, you can tell me the truth or you can play this little game all the way through your trial.
[33:23]	I don’t care.
[33:25]	The evidence is gonna convict you.
[33:27]	Just might look a little better if you come clean now.
[33:45]	We were opening a virtual division.
[33:50]	Bob was gonna drop me from the company.
[33:52]	And you thought he was prepping Jackson to take over.
[33:55]	I found paperwork from marketing seminars Jackson was going to.
[33:59]	He’s been hitting them for months now.
[34:04]	Bob’s sending you to marketing seminars.
[34:07]	Why didn’t I know?
[34:08]	Look it’s not what you think, bro.
[34:12]	You know Bob didn’t even have the balls to admit it.
[34:14]	He claimed he didn’t know anything about it.
[34:16]	I mean how could he not know.
[34:18]	It was a corporate expense.
[34:20]	I’d like to know what this is?
[34:23]	No idea.
[34:24]	Why you showing this to me?
[34:25]	The marketing seminars that Jackson’s been going to.
[34:26]	Good for him.
[34:27]	Why you asking me?
[34:28]	You’re just gonna play dumb like you’re not sending him to those?
[34:30]	I’m not sending him to these.
[34:32]	You’re gonna lie to me and I’ve worked for you for three years?
[34:34]	I’m very busy right now.
[34:35]	I’m busy, too.
[34:36]	Hey, man, you need to back up.
[34:50]	No matter how many hours I logged, or how many good ideas I brought to the table…
[34:56]	it was never enough.
[35:00]	Well, looks like you finally got his undivided attention.
[35:10]	I just input everything we know about the murder into the crime re-enactment software.
[35:16]	Sounds like a last resort.
[35:17]	It is.
[35:18]	You want to see?
[35:19]	Oh, yeah.
[35:20]	Okay.
[35:21]	The right index finger is on the earring.
[35:24]	Could be how the print got there.
[35:26]	Look at that.
[35:27]	He’s dripping all over the place.
[35:29]	– Check out the water traiL. – Yeah.
[35:31]	Problem is, by the time we got there it would have evaporated.
[35:33]	And when Lindsay ran the toilet water
[35:35]	to compare it to the condensation on the watch, nothing unusual came up.
[35:39]	Uh, why don’t you bring up Lindsay’s analysis again.
[35:41]	Okay.
[35:45]	There we go.
[35:47]	Okay.
[35:47]	There’s a high concentration of hypochlorite here.
[35:50]	Here, right?
[35:50]	Probably because the janitor cleaned up right before the murder.
[35:54]	He must’ve used bleach.
[35:57]	That’s it.
[35:58]	That’s it.
[35:59]	What?
[36:00]	Luminol doesn’t just react with blood.
[36:01]	It also reacts to bleach.
[36:03]	It’s a long shot, but maybe we can pick up some kind of a trail.
[36:06]	Hey, I’d take a single drop at this point.
[36:31]	Okay, it’s going up the steps.
[36:32]	Yep.
[36:46]	It’s locked.
[36:48]	All right, we’re gonna need a key card to gain access.
[36:50]	So we’re looking for a hotel guest on the second floor.
[36:54]	Frank Clark.
[36:59]	NYPD.
[37:01]	Open up.
[37:06]	So what’s the matter, Frank?
[37:08]	Huh, you don’t like our girls here in New York?
[37:11]	What the hell are you talking about?
[37:12]	Toilet water dripping from your clothes left a trail from the men’s room directly to your hotel room.
[37:17]	I was at the hotel for five days.
[37:19]	I’m sure I used that men’s room at some point.
[37:21]	Yeah, well, I don’t know about you, Frank, but I tend to wash my hands in the sink not the toilet.
[37:25]	Bad news, Frank.
[37:27]	You know those prints we just took from you?
[37:28]	Turns out they match a print we pulled off the victim’s earring.
[37:31]	Well, I don’t know how that happened.
[37:34]	I never even touched her.
[37:35]	Sorry.
[37:36]	Him.
[37:37]	Hey, Frank, we know the drill.
[37:40]	You’re far from home, in the big city, you get a couple drinks in you, foxy lady comes on to you, gets your juices flowing.
[37:46]	You drag her into the bathroom to have a good time.
[37:52]	What the hell?
[37:54]	But then you find out the hard way that she’s actually a he.
[37:57]	And you lose it.
[38:03]	Or maybe you knew she was a guy all along.
[38:05]	Maybe you liked it.
[38:09]	You ever see Brokeback Mountain, Frank?
[38:13]	It’s okay, Frank.
[38:15]	This is New York City.
[38:16]	We even have a gay parade here.
[38:17]	There’s nothing to be ashamed of.
[38:19]	I’m not ashamed!
[38:20]	Damn it!
[38:20]	Okay?
[38:21]	And I’m not gay.
[38:22]	Then what’s the problem, kitten?
[38:24]	That queer kissed me.
[38:26]	In front of my friends.
[38:28]	In front of everybody.
[38:29]	And later, after they kicked her out, someone told us that she was actually a man.
[38:34]	Said he was performing next door in a drag show.
[38:38]	Oh, my friends, they thought that was hysterical.
[38:41]	They told everybody I’d kissed her.
[38:43]	Asked her up to my room.
[38:45]	The whole table went nuts.
[38:47]	I felt like I was gonna puke.
[38:49]	I went into the bathroom to wash out my mouth and there he was using the men’s room like a totally normal guy.
[38:55]	I think we’ve had enough for one night.
[38:58]	Don’t you, sugar?
[39:00]	This girl is beat.
[39:02]	And then he touched me.
[39:04]	And he said he wasn’t up for sex.
[39:06]	Can you believe that?
[39:08]	Like that’s what I came in there for.
[39:10]	To have sex with him.
[39:14]	What are you doing?
[39:15]	Stop.
[39:17]	When it was over, I didn’t feel sick, or scared or anything I thought I would.
[39:29]	What did you feel, Frank?
[39:33]	I felt I’d done the world a favor.
[39:37]	And now I’m gonna do it an even bigger one.

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